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Tag Archives: violence against women
The Tattooed Girl’s contributor, Karin Alfredsson, is profiled in the Christian Science Monitor
“Violence against women between 15 and 44 years worldwide causes more deaths and injuries than cancer – more than traffic accidents, malaria and war combined.” Karin Alfredsson, a Swedish author and expert on issues associated with violence against women, is … Continue reading
Stieg Larsson and the Monsters Within
Crime fiction is violent and cruel by definition and Larsson hewed faithfully to the tradition: Arch-criminals commit torture and murder and they traffic in women. The heroine is raped. Someone dies in a fiery car crash; another is left to … Continue reading
